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Breakdown Of Connective Tissue In Horses – Rounds With Doc T
The journey of how to feed horses correctly started with the epidemic of suspensory ligament disease. The suspensory ligaments are part of the group o…
Fat And Physics – The Two Causes Of Soft Tissue Injury In Horses – Rounds With Doc T
There is an increase in soft tissue injuries in horses (ligaments and tendons). This seminar discusses the role of fat in two ways. The first is fat…
Force Equals Mass Times Acceleration
This law of physics explains everything in lameness that is caused by overweight in horses. Like it or not, a heavy horse will become a lame horse.
Fun With Physics And Horses – Podcast #010
"Physics And Horses" - Physics is a collection of laws that control how things work in this world. They have no allegiance to a country, religion or e…
Long Toe, Low Heel – The Pastern-Hoof Axis
Long toe and low heels in the conformation of the horse hoof, when viewed sideways, is the primary cause of lameness in horses including navicular syn…
Meeting Notes – Free Fecal Water, Tendon Sheaths, and Equine Asthma – Podcast #114
"Ocala Equine Conference Topics Of Interest (Free Fecal Water, Tendon Sheaths, Equine Asthma)" - In this podcast, I cover three topics discussed at th…
Piezoelectric Currents
Piezo......WHAT???
Have you ever wondered why bones are not shaped like I-beams or 2x4 lumber? This short lesson on biophysics and biochemistry may a…
Wobblers In Horses (Cervical Vertebral Malformation)
Wobblers In Horses (Cervical Stenotic Myelopathy)